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To what extent does ignorance equate to innocence? With children, they are called innocent by God until they reaches a condition (often called age) of accountability. Jewish tradition calls this "Bar mitzvah", or "son of the Law". They believe that at age thirteen a person becomes...

Objections To The Supralapsarian. But we object more particularly to the Supralapsarian scheme. (a) That it is erroneous in representing God as having before His mind, as the objects of predestination, men conceived in posse only; and in making creation a means of their salvation or damnation...

I used to consider myself to be a Calvinist/reformed. I preferer the term reformed, not Calvinist, for obvious reasons. I do still kind of consider myself reformed, though not by todays stringent standards. I was never 100% on board with everything in the reformed view, mostly because of the...

No "The Magnificent Seven" fans?

I never watched 3:10 to Yuma. Isn't there a new version of that with Russel Crowe? Are you talking about the one from 1957, or 2007?

Does Quigley down under qualify? That was good. Tom Selleck was in a lot of westerns. The Shadow riders.... Man I just remembered that Sam Elliot was in a lot of spaghetti westerns. I never watched them, but seen him on the cover of quite a few.

"In this epic spaghetti western, a flinty gunslinger is hired by a railroad tycoon to kill anyone standing in the way of his trans-American iron horse." That sounds an awful lot like the series called "Hell on Wheels". It's the same story line. Anyways, I reserved that movie at the library...

1 to change the light bulb and to post that the light bulb has been changed 14 to share similar experiences of changing light bulbs and how the light bulb could have been changed differently 7 to caution about the dangers of changing light bulbs 1 suggests to move it to the Calvinism and...

Nothing? Charismatic: Only 1 – Hands are already in the air. Pentecostal: 10 – One to change the bulb, and nine to pray against the spirit of darkness. Presbyterians: None – Lights will go on and off at predestined times. Baptists: At least 15 – One to change the light bulb, and three...

I'll check that one out. Thanks.

I agree, and rest my case. ...who are also not infallible. Do it first, then we'll talk. The fact that it isn't happening is my proof. The Bible is the standard. The gift of healing heals everyone all the time. 'Great things are happening over there' are old claims made by Pentecostals and...

Hi Cathode. I disagree. One source. One true tradition. The differences have many factors, some honest, and some not. Who are the "we" that he is speaking of? What does he means by tradition? The "we' is the Apostles and the tradition is the faith once for all delivered (Jude 3). 2 Thess...

How many Baptist Board members does it take to change a light bulb? Answer: Just one, but they must have Christian counseling experience and the light bulb must want to change.:) Bonus dyslexia version. How many light bulbs does it take to change a Baptist Board member? Answer: Usually, just...

If you're somewhat of a Robert Redford fan, and you haven't seen it, I like his movie called Brubaker. It's not a western, but I consider it the original Shawshank Redemption. A slightly different angle, but Shawshank stole a lot of stuff from Brubaker. I own it on DVD. If you haven't seen it...

A fist full of dollars was from the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly Trilogy. The good the bad and the ugly. A fist full of dollars, and a few dollars more. Dave

John Wayne and Natalie wood. I'll need to check that one out.

Yes, I'm simply asking you to consider the context in Scripture. Yes, and 1000 years from now "they" will be saying the same thing about today's Charismatics and Pentecostals. But is it true history, or false history? It's obviously false. Let us use the "Sword" to determine that. "It is...

Cathode It's not tradition to hold to the Bible. The mere fact that you said "You hold to Protestant and Baptist traditions, which don’t have a history going back to the Apostles" proves that it is you who who puts extra value on tradition. You're the one who quoted Catholic theologians as...

Would the original Rooster Cogburn be considered a Spaghetti western? That was great movie. John Wayne, Cathy Hepburn. The new resent remake really stunk.

I googled "best spaghetti westerns that you never heard of" and got this. Anything here familiar to you guys? A Bullet for the General (1966), Cemetery Without Crosses (1969), The Big Gundown (1967), Keoma (1976), and Tepepa (1969)